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Kingfisher (Okla.) Times & Free Press Wednesday, October 3, 2012 11Police investigate shoplifting, assault, vandalism reportsSept. 3 — Kingfisher Police OfficerJakob Gaither was dispatchedto O’Reilly Auto Parts, 1301 S. MainStreet, where a possible theft hadoccurred.Upon arrival, he spoke with anemployee witness who said that aman had come in and asked for astarter for his Ford F-150 pickuptruck.The employee said that he gotthe starter, but the man then wantedto make sure it fit, so he borrowedsome tools to install it. He assumedthe man would come in to pay forthe starter when he was done, butleft without paying for the starter orthe tools, a total value of $120. Thesuspect was driving an older modeltruck, blue and silver in color with agrill guard.A few weeks later, on Sept. 27,Legal notices(Published Wednesday, Sept. 26 andOct 3, 2012 in the Kingfisher Times andFree Press.)IN THE DISTRICT COURT FORKINGFISHER COUNTYSTATE OF OKLAHOMAIn the Matter of the Estate ofEDITH CATHERINE BRUNER )Deceased.Case No: PB-2012-17Judge: Robert DavisAMENDED NOTICE TO CREDITORSTATE OF OKLAHOMAOUNTY OF TULSA ssAll creditors having claims againstdith Catherine Bruner, Deceased, areequired to present the same with a decriptionof all security interests andther collateral, if any, held by eachreditor with respect to such claim, to theamed Co-Personal Representatives,ark Bruner and William Bruner, c/oauren A. Pierce, Pray Walker, 100 Westth Street, Suite 900, Tulsa, Oklahoma4103, on or before the following preentmentdate: November 19, 2012, orhe same will be non-suited, void andorever barred.Dated this 18th day of September,012./ Lauren A. Pierceauren A. Pierce, OBA No. 22757RAY WALKER, P.C.00 W. 5th Street, Suite 900ulsa, Oklahoma 74103918) 581-5500918) 581-5599(Facsimile)Pierce@praywalker.comAttorneys for the PersonalRepresentativeWilliam E. BrunerLPXLPPublished Wednesday, Sept. 26 & Oct.3, 2012 in the Kingfisher Times and FreePress.)IN THE DISTRICT COURT OFKINGFISHER COUNTY,TATE OF OKLAHOMAn the Matter of the Estate ofOHN A. DEATHERAGE, JR.,eceased.No. PB-2012-64COMBINED NOTICE OF HEARINGPETITION FOR SUMMARYADMINISTRATION, APPOINTMENTOF SPECIAL ADMINISTRATOR ANDPERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE,DETERMINATION OF HEIRS,LEGATEES AND DEVISEES,ISSUANCE OF LETTERS OFSPECIAL ADMINISTRATION,NOTICE TO CREDITORS,ADMISSION OF WILL TO PROBATE,FINAL ACCOUNT, DISTRIBUTIONAND DISCHARGETO: All persons interested in the Estateof John A. Deatherage, Jr.:You are hereby notified that on this24th day of September, 2012, Ryan A.Deatherage filed in said Court his Petitionfor Summary Administration, Appointmentof Special Administrator andPersonal Representative, Determinationof Heirs, Legatees and Devisees, Issuanceof Letters of Special Administration,Notice to Creditors, Admission ofWill to Probate, Final Account, Distributionand Discharge (the “Petition”) prayingthe Court appoint the Petitioner asthe Special Administrator under Title 58O.S. §§245 et seq. to serve withoutbond; that a date be fixed for hearing thePetition and notice thereof given as requiredby law; that the Court admit theLast Will and Testament of the decedentfiled herein to probate; that the Courtdetermine the heirs, legatees and deviseesof the decedent and, in due course,approve the final account, distribute theproperty of the estate, appoint a PersonalRepresentative if necessary, anddischarge the Special Administrator and,if appointed, the Personal Representative.The Petitioner has alleged that thedecedent, John A. Deatherage, Jr., died,testate, on or about September 7, 2012,at the age of 66 years, and was a residentof Kingfisher County, Oklahoma and acitizen of the United States of America onthe date of his deathThe name of the Petitioner is Ryan A.Deatherage and his address is 1108 W.Fay, Kingfisher, Oklahoma 73750.The total value of the estate in theState of Oklahoma is believed to be in theprobable value of less than $104,000.A final account and petition for determinationof heirs, legatees and deviseesand distribution will be filed on or beforethe 6th day of November, 2012.Notice is hereby given that a hearingwill be held on the 28th day of November,2012, at 9:00 o’clock A.M., at theDistrict Courtroom, Kingfisher CountyCourthouse, 101 S. Main Street, Kingfisher,Oklahoma before the HonorableJudge Robert E Davis. At the hearing theCourt will decide whether to approve thePetition, order summary administrationproceedings, admit the decedentÕs LastWill and Testament to Probate, approvethe Final Account, determine heirs, legateesand devisees, distribute the estate,appoint a Personal Representative ifnecessary, and discharge the SpecialAdministrator and, if appointed, the PersonalRepresentative.Any person objecting to this mattermust file said objection at least tendays before the date of hearing andsend a copy thereof to the namedSpecial Administrator, at 302 NorthMain, Kingfisher, Oklahoma 73750, oryou will be deemed to have waivedthe suspect was identified by witnessesfrom a photograph lineup.Charges were not yet filed as ofpress time.Sept. 13 — Officer Gaither andSgt. Travis Gray were dispatched toan assault in the 400 Block of S.Fifth Street in Kingfisher.Sept. 24 — Officer Gaither tooka report from a woman concerningthe theft of her black 2005 ChevroletAvalanche from the Schwartz Apartmentsthe night before.On Sept. 26, it was discoveredthat the vehicle had not been stolenat all, but was in the custody of aknown person who had not yet returnedit. The woman was advisedthat it was illegal to file a false report.Sept. 30 — Officer DustinBrodrick was dispatched to 226 E.any objections. If you have no objections,you need not appear at the hearingor make any filings with the Court.All creditors having claims againstJohn A. Deatherage, Jr., deceased, arerequired to present the same, with adescription of all security interests andother collateral (if any) held by eachcreditor with respect to such claim, to thenamed Special Administrator, at 302North Main Street, Kingfisher, Oklahoma,73750 on or before the followingpresentment date:— October 29, 2012,or the same will be forever barred.Ryan A. Deatherage, Petitioner, By: /s/Paul I.Paul I. Schulte, OBA #7994 Of Schulte,Schneiter & Gibson, PLLC 302 NorthMain Street Kingfisher, OK 73750(405) 375-4165Attorrneys for PetitionerLPXLP(Published Wed. Oct 3 & 10, 2012, in theKingfisher Times and Free Press.)INFORMATION FOR BIDDERSNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the cityof Kingfisher, Kingfisher, Oklahoma willreceive sealed bids in the Office of theCity Clerk, Kingfisher Municipal Building,301 North Main Street, Kingfisher Ok.73750, until 4:00 P.M., November 2,2012, The City Clerk must receive bidsbefore the time and date stated above.The City of Kingfisher reserves the rightto reject any and all bids. Additionalinformation can be obtained from theOffice of the City Clerk, KingfisherMunicipal Building, 301 N. Main Street,Kingfisher, Okla. The City of Kingfisherinvites you to submit a sealed bid for thefollowing item:ROOFING WORK FOR MEMORIALHALL AND POLICE STATION ROOFSClean existing roof surface to removeany loose dirt or debris.Install new elastic base coating.Install new metal drip edging and drainscuppers.LPXLP(Published Sunday Sept 19, 26th andOct 3, 2012 in the Kingfisher Times andFree Press.)ALIAS NOTICE BY PUBLICATIONNo. CJ-2011-99ROBERT R. HAYNES; BARBARAJOANN HAYNES; HAROLD EDGARLegal noticeLocust to take a report of damage toa vehicle. Upon arrival, he was advisedby Shannon Lumpkin and herhusband that she had come out ofthe home and noticed that the backwindow was broken out of her 2005Chevrolet Equinox and a rock wasfound inside the vehicle. Sheshowed the officer several largerocks in the yard that did not belongthere.The officer noted in his reportthat the residence is located acrossthe street from the railroad tracksand the rocks appeared to havebeen thrown from the tracks.The Lumpkins said that they hadseen several kids throwing rocks ata sign about a block north of theirhome, but did not say anything tothem. Damage was estimated at$500.TAYLOR, FIRST SUCCESSORTRUSTEE OF THE MAXINE MARIETAYLOR TRUST; HAROLD EDGARTAYLOR, EXECUTIVE TRUSTEE OFTHE REVOCABLE LIVING TRUST OFHAROLD EDGAR TAYLOR; UN-KNOWN TENANT, IF ANY, OF 1006SOUTH 9TH STREET, KINGFISHER,OKLAHOMA 73750, if living, and if deceased,their Unknown Heirs, Successorsand Assigns.The above stated Defendants willtake notice that the Plaintiff, DeutscheBank National Trust Company, as IndentureTrustee for New Century Home EquityLoan Trust 2004-3, filed its Petition inthe District Court in and for KingfisherCounty, State of Oklahoma, against theabove stated Defendants, and said Defendantsmust answer said Petition on orbefore the 5th day of November 2012, orsaid Petition will be taken as true, and ajudgment will be rendered in said actionagainst the above named Defendants,foreclosing their interest in the followingdescribed real estate, to wit:LOT ONE (1), BLOCK ONE (1),JONES ADDITION, CITY OFKINGFISHER, KINGFISHERCOUNTY, OKLAHOMA,ACCORDING TO THERECORDED PLAT THEREOF.and a judgment will be rendered on thepromissory note against the Defendants,Robert R. Haynes and Barbara JoannHaynes, adjudging that default has beenmade in said note and mortgage; andthat Plaintiff has a valid, prior andsuperior mortgage lien on said realestate in the total amount of $99,921.27,with applicable interest, attorney’s feesand costs, for all of which judgment willbe taken.Dated this 14 day of September2012.Yvonne DowCourt Clerk ofKingfisher CountyBy: Susan EndresDeputy (SEAL)W. Brent Kelley, OBA 11380O. Saul Reid, OBA 20314KELLEY & TAYLOR, P.C.Attorneys for Plaintiff6 N.E. 63rd Street, Suite 400Oklahoma City, OK 73105Phone: (405) 848-6803(Published Wednesday, October 3, 2012, in the Kingfisher Times & Free Press)Sept. 16 — Kingfisher CountyDeputy Sheriff Justin Conner took areport from Joey Smith of Blue RidgeOilfield Rental of Canadian, Texasconcerning the attempted theft ofsome aluminum piping. Smith saidthe three 30-foot pipes and two 10-inch ring locking clasps were rentedfrom National Pump and Compressorin Oklahoma City and will haveto be replaced. Value was estimatedat $1,170.Sept. 20 — Deputy Conner tooka report from Jim Baker, field foremanwith Hinkle Oil and Gas, concerningthe theft of about 200 feet ofcable from a well site. The cablevalued at $1,000.Sept. 21 — Deputy Conner tooka report from Shawn Scammahornof MMS Construction at Dover concerningthe theft of 24 truck batteriesvalued at $3,600, and 600 feet ofFax: (405) 848-6876LPXLP(Published Wednesday, Sept. 26 andOct 3, 2012 in the Kingfisher Times andFree Press.)IN THE DISTRICT COURT OFKINGFISHER COUNTY,STATE OF OKLAHOMAIn the Matter of the Estate of ::PAUL L. KUNNEMAN, deceased. :No. PB-2012-56NOTICE TO CREDITORS TOPRESENT CLAIMSAll creditors having claims againstPaul L. Kunneman, deceased, are requiredto present the same with a descriptionof all security interests andother collateral (if any) held by eachcreditor with respect to such claim, to thenamed Personal Representative, at 302North Main Street, Kingfisher, Oklahoma73750, on or before the following presentmentdate, November 28, 2012, orsame will be forever barred.Dated this 24th day of September2012./s/ Dale KunnemanDale KunnemanPersonal Representative of theEstate of Paul L.Kunneman, deceasedSCHULTE, SCHNEITER & GIBSON,PLLC302 North Main StreetKingfisher, OK 73750Phone: (405) 375-4165Attorneys for EstateLPXLPLegal noticeOilfield pipe reported stolencopper wire valued at $24,000.Sept. 22 — Deputy DavidLanman was dispatched toShafenberg Road in Kingfisher, justnorth of SH-33, where a vehicleaccident had occurred. Upon arrival,he observed a Ford Explorerlying on its side in the northboundditch. As the deputy exited his vehicle,two unidentified subjects ranfrom the truck eastbound into afarmer’s field. The deputy requestedassistance, and checked the truckfor any other occupants before beginninga foot pursuit.He chased the two subjects forabout 75 yards into the field and lostsight of them in the dark. He identifiedhimself several times and toldthem to return to the scene and notmake things more difficult.At that time, a black male stoodup about 25 yards north of his positionand began walking toward him.The man was identified as ScottieLewis Bobo III, age 19 of Rt. 2Kingfisher.Deputy Lanman ordered Boboseveral times to get on the groundand put his hands behind his back,but Bobo refused to comply andfought the officer. Another deputyarrived and assisted in getting BoboPerformance is Keykeyenergy.com(Published Wednesday, October 3, 2012, in the Kingfisher Times & Free Press)under control.Deputies and Kingfisher Policeofficers searched the area for thesecond subject, identified as Bobo’swife.Bobo was transported to theKingfisher hospital by ambulance,then taken into custody by OklahomaHighway Patrol Trooper JohnWeimer.Sept. 24 — Sheriff DennisBanther took a report from AngeliqueWallace of Dover concerning thefraudulent theft and use of her personalinformation.Wallace advised that she wentto the AT&T store in Kingfisher toactivate a cellular telephone accountand was told that her name andsocial security number had beenused before. The information wasused showing an address in Missouri,and the account currentlyshows an account balance due.Wallace advised that she was14 at the time and did not have a cellphone account in her name. 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